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THIS IS THE TEST SITE OF EUROBRICKS!
THIS IS THE TEST SITE OF EUROBRICKS!

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Another 42054 C model. It'll have 3 power functions, and at least 4 manual functions. The front will have a grabber like in @M_longer's C model, though without any function:

-Front stage 1 (powered)

-rotation rear excavator (powered)

-rear excavator stage 1 (powered)

-front stage 2 (manual) 

-rear excavator stage 2 (manual)

-HoG steering (manual)

-opening doors

CURRENT STATE:

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Here are some pictures:

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Leave a comment! More progress soon.

BrickbyBrickTechnic

Edited by BrickbyBrickTechnic

Pitty that you are not making yellow one in this scale...it could have 4cylinder engine, 4 wheel drive, 3 mod steering...back to topic - I'm affraid that small LA is to week for that purpose, but lets see how another C model will look like

3 minutes ago, BrickbyBrickTechnic said:

How exactly do you suggest I do that? Or do you mean the 24z gears?

Ahh, rright. English. Clutch /= driving ring.

No, I was saying about those white z24 gears. Internal cluthces in linear actuators will be enough.

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4 hours ago, I_Igor said:

Pitty that you are not making yellow one in this scale...it could have 4cylinder engine, 4 wheel drive, 3 mod steering...back to topic - I'm affraid that small LA is to week for that purpose, but lets see how another C model will look like

1. I have virtually no yellow pieces.

2. 3 steering modes are possible, but only with the complete removal of power functions and gearbox. The fake engine could be built into this, no problem (not working, just existent).

3. What is the problem with small LA's? 

5 hours ago, I_Igor said:

I'm affraid that small LA is to week for that purpose,

Uhm, why? I have made wheel loader that uses two small LAs and it works fine:

 

1 hour ago, BrickbyBrickTechnic said:

What is the problem with small LA's? 

Take a look on @Sariel's set 42061 review

Just now, I_Igor said:

Take a look on @Sariel's set 42061 review

You noticed that in 42061 LA is mounted in oposite direction compared to this WIP model?

45 minutes ago, M_longer said:

You noticed that in 42061 LA is mounted in oposite direction compared to this WIP model?

I had the same problem on my tilting bed on Unimog no matter which direction I place LA. I assume that you wont use much weight on it?

9 hours ago, BrickbyBrickTechnic said:

They're won't be much weight at all. Everything is working so far.

In that case it would (probably) be sufficiant

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Update time!

So I added the front hood and added the "pallet" attachment to the front. I have one problem though, and that's that the front looks kind of weird and half-baked and I don't know what to do about it, after 6 iterations.

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And a bit of side was added as I need to start rationing DBG pieces:

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So That's it. Leave a comment!

The front is too narrow, looks like you have wheel spacers on. 

Are you basing your build off of another machine? If so, could you post it so we have an idea? 

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Just now, aminnich said:

The front is too narrow, looks like you have wheel spacers on. 

Are you basing your build off of another machine? If so, could you post it so we have an idea? 

Can't post a picture just yet, but here's the name: JCB 5CX Wastemaster.

Looks better, but it would be best if you could print real machine dimension and masses page in scale that fits your moc to see proportions

Now that I see what it looks like with an extra stud on both sides, I think the thinner version looks better.  With the addition of the 1x5 lift arm, the bodywork does not flow as nicely.  

1 hour ago, BrickbyBrickTechnic said:

I could try doing that, but how would it help?

You could gain ideal proportions in scale about 1:13.5 (real tires are 1428mm and you have 107mm)...:wink:

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